1973 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 on 2040-cars
Oswego, Illinois, United States
This 1973 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 is an original.
Vehicle Details
REAL DEAL!!!!!!
1973 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 w/factory air conditioning!!!
This is a true original unmolested survivor of a rust-free all original car with brand new correct paint code
#29 base/clear Midnight Blue Metallic & factory White stripes! (See trim tag)
100% correct ALL numbers matching Z28 w/factory a/c (first time in Camaros history you could order this)
100% original interior including carpet, floor mats, seat covers, console, headliner & package tray.
Original 350 ci high performance V8/Turbo 400 transmission
Original 3.73 posi-traction rear-end
42,063 documented actual miles (2 previous owners)
Factory power steering & power brakes
Trunk light, front bumper guards, original jack & RPO N65 space saver spare in rust-free trunk.
AM/FM stereo
New Goodyear Polyglas tires on original wheels, fuel tank, complete brake job, master cylinder, correct
complete exhaust system front to back utilizing original hangers
RUNS & DRIVES AMAZING!!! Possibly one of the lowest correct unmolested 1973 Z28s with factory A/C in
existence.
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